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The Aravidu Dynasty of Vijayanagara, Vol. I v1.c19.25

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⁵ Taylor, \*O. H. MSS.\*, I, p. 38. The succession of both brothers is also confirmed by the statues of the Nayaks in the Tirumala's choultry at Madura. The third statue is that of Periya Krishnappa Nayaka, another name of Virappa, it seems. Cf. Nelson, p. 105. The inscription of the fourth statue, as much damaged, cannot be read: I suppose this statue represents Visvanatha. Cf. Heras, \*The Statues of the Nayaks of Madura\*, \*Q. J. M. S.\*, XV, p. 212.

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